How Does Full Mouth Reconstruction Restore Teeth?

Full mouth reconstruction is designed to improve the appearance, oral health and functionality of a person’s smile. It addresses issues of missing teeth, teeth damage and much more, and it offers a customized treatment plan to ensure the specific needs of each patient are met. 

Types of full mouth reconstruction treatment

Several common types of full mouth reconstruction treatment include dental fillings, crowns, implants, bridges and partial and complete dentures. Of course, there are many more potential treatments that may work for you as well, depending on the specifics of your needs and personal preferences. 

Fillings

Dental fillings, the most common type of direct dental restoration, treat minor to moderate issues of dental cavities. There are different types of dental fillings, although composite resin is perhaps the most common. This is often necessary during full mouth reconstruction for oral health reasons. The filling procedure is non-invasive and only takes one short dental visit. 

Crowns

A dental crown, also called a dental cap, improves the size, shape and function of a damaged tooth. There are different material options available for dental crowns, including porcelain, porcelain-fused-to-metal, metal alloy and gold. They are most commonly used in full mouth reconstruction among patients who have chipped, cracked, decayed or worn-down teeth. Crowns can also be used as part of the dental implant process to replace one or more missing teeth as well.

Veneers

Dental veneers are layers of porcelain material that attach to the visible surface of teeth. Many patients prefer them due to the cosmetic benefits they offer due to the tooth-colored nature of the porcelain, but they also protect teeth from additional harm, improving the overall oral health of teeth. Each veneer is personalized. They also offer excellent durability and can last for more than a decade. 

Implants

Dental implants are a popular form of teeth replacement. The implants themselves are fixed into the jawbone. This provides a stable and long-term hold for the abutments and artificial teeth. Dental implants can replace a single missing tooth, a section of teeth or the entire top and bottom rows. With proper care, dental implants can last for more than twenty years, which is why many dentists recommend them during full mouth reconstruction. 

Bridges

A dental bridge also replaces one or more missing teeth. A fixed bridge refers to a set of replacement teeth that are supported by adjacent natural teeth or dental crowns. Implant-supported dental bridges are also an option, which involves the placement of the implants followed by connecting the dental bridge to the abutments of each implant. They can replace a single missing tooth or a small section of teeth, depending on the patient’s specific needs. 

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Talk to us today if you are interested in full mouth reconstruction, and our friendly team can answer your questions and help you get the treatment that you need. We believe everyone should have a beautiful smile they are proud to show off in public, and we can help you achieve just that.

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